Hi, guys. Like all things, this village also has come to an end for this year.
And as a closing note, I hope you enjoyed the village, you had fun with the talks,
the tool demos, the workshop, and I hope you had fun playing the CTF as well.
Let me take it away.
So as I said in the opening note, we didn't back off.
We got all of the things which we could get to you guys
on the second iteration of Cloud Village.
A little about the event brief.
We had 15 hours of seamless live streaming,
which included 10 talks, 3 tool demos, 2 workshops,
and we had 51 hours of non-stop cloud security CTF.
In the first year, we had some folks saying that you should get a bigger room,
we should get a bigger room.
We had a lot of folks lined up last year outside to attend the talk
and we wish we could accommodate everyone.
This time we didn't have a limit, so I hope you didn't face that problem.
A quick thing, all of our content would be on our YouTube channel.
We're just going through doing some edits.
We will get those done and watch the YouTube channel space,
subscribe to it, just so that you can get the notifications early on.
The CTF has ended and we're glad a lot of people played it.
And here are some CTF stats.
We got 244 teams registered, 353 players registered in it.
We had 11 challenges in total.
Possible points, you could get 3,110 points.
Just so that you guys get familiar with the format of the flag,
we had one basic challenge for 10 points to get you to understand the flag.
That's how you got started.
The challenge which got solved the most was commitment issues.
It had 56 solves.
The challenge which had the least number of solves were our passion, your potential.
It had two solves.
We had one challenge which had zero solves.
The challenge was called, what name do I cling on?
We wish you could have solved it, but yeah, this one was left out.
The number of correct flag submissions we received were 333.
Kind of a neat number.
Wrong flag submissions were 393.
The wrong flag submission tells me that the one basic challenge to let you understand the flag didn't really work.
Those 10 points were worth it to put there.
We come to winners.
Our first winner was the team Attacker Community.
They scored 2,960 points.
The team members were ITSC, ORG1, MATIR, Mantri, and Attacker Community.
That was the users which were there.
We will reach out to you guys over email, like the emails you used to register.
And we will follow up from there with the logistics and how to get things delivered.
The first prize is an arcade machine which can be played by four players.
So I hope you guys like it.
It should be fun.
The second team which won was CTF Circle.
They scored 2,340 points.
There was one team member registered on it.
It was TBD.
The prize is Oculus Quest.
As I said, we will reach out to you over email, and we'll figure out the logistics from there.
If you want to reach out to us, you can always reach out to us on Twitter,
and we'll be promptly addressing to your query.
The third winner's team is CTF.SG.
They scored 1,610 points.
The team members were SGN00, CTF.SG, HAEBI.
I think you call it HAEBI.
And then Violent Test Fan.
You guys get a PlayStation VR.
I hope you have fun with it.
The spirit with which we are rolling out these prizes are we know the time is unprecedented.
We want you guys to stay home, and we have kept that in mind,
that all the gifts which are giving out, you can enjoy them at home.
And I hope your time at home gets better with these gadgets.
And thank you for playing CTF, though.
What's coming up?
Our video playlist will be up on YouTube soon, like in a few days.
If you subscribe to our channel, it will work better.
You'll get a notification.
We are going through some post-edit, like post-streaming edits and other stuff, so we'll get to it.
As a goodwill gesture, we got some feedback from folks as well.
They really enjoyed the challenges.
So we have decided to keep all the challenges up for another 24 hours.
Have fun playing.
No flag submissions on new registrations, though.
But yeah, if you are still stuck on a challenge, and you want to solve it,
we didn't want to keep you hanging.
So here's a gesture from us.
24 more hours, you can have fun playing it.
We would love to publish our CTF write-ups to the world.
If you have a write-up, one challenge, all the challenges,
if you just want to talk about how it was while playing the CTF,
just send us an email to ctfteam at cloudhyphenvillage.org,
and we will take care of it from there on.
And whether next year, I don't know what we have in place for next year,
I don't know how the times would be.
We are living in unprecedented times.
But whether it's physical, virtual, anything,
I will tell you this, we ain't scared anymore of virtual.
Last but not least, thank you, DEF CON, for giving us this opportunity.
Speakers, without you, we would not have the stream content.
We heavily appreciate you guys being there.
And folks who submitted their CFP forms, we wish we could have all of you.
But don't forget to submit next year, and we will try our best to get you there.
CTF players, I hope you had fun playing and enjoyed those 51 hours.
If you played through all of it, I hope you had fun.
And attendees, we genuinely appreciate all the love we got from you guys.
The team behind, which helped make all of this possible,
the speaker of the team, Sharon, was the producer there.
You must have seen that guy all the time.
I know it's the seniors.
But we appreciate you could keep up with all of it.
Shobit, a lot of you guys must not have seen him in person,
but he was the one taking care of speakers before Jen takes them off.
Pratul, Joffrey, both of you guys, thank you for handling the speaker ops work.
CTF team, Riyaz, Max, Akshay, Srivankar, Divyanshu, Shethu.
I know 51 hours, juggling logistics in different time zones,
each one of you in different places.
I know it was a hard task. You got us there.
One thing I would like to address to all the people,
not even two of us are in the same location.
All of us are spread across.
Social media team, Pratul, Riyaz, you took care of it.
Generally appreciated.
Website curator, Ranjeet, you took...
You made sure our website was updated at that time.
And it was good to have you there.
Review team, we appreciate all the help we got from you to review our papers.
Let's not forget, if DEF CON could come to your home, a lot of things can.
So stay home, stay safe, guys.
Together we stand strong.
Appreciate it. I'll see you guys next year.
That's it from us.
We hope to see you guys next year.
Cheers.